|
Title |
Released |
Cinema |
Notes |
|
|
|
|
|
? |
1884 |
|
65mm |
|
Paperfilm |
1888 |
|
54mm |
|
? |
1985 |
|
50mm |
|
Demney
Chronophotographe |
1893-1896 |
|
60mm |
|
American Mutoscope
and Biograph Co. |
14.09.1896 |
|
62mm. More than a
1000 titles were filmed |
|
Footage of Henley
Regatta (S) |
1896 |
|
70mm, AR 1,33:1 |
|
Veriscope camera made to film the
"Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Sparring Contest" |
1897 |
|
Photographed March
17, 1897 in Carson City, Nevada, USA on 63mm Eastman film.
Veriscope camera by Enoch J Rector.
|
|
Viventoscope of
Blair |
1900 |
|
48mm. World
Exhibition in Paris, France |
|
Georges
Demeny-Gaumont and Prestwich |
1895/1900 |
|
60mm. World
Exhibition in Paris, France |
|
Biograph |
1900 |
|
68mm |
|
Cinčorama |
1900 |
|
70mm. World
Exhibition in Paris, France |
|
Wide Film |
1900 |
|
75mm Brothers
Lumiere. World Exhibition in Paris, France |
|
Il Sacco Di Roma
(P) |
1923 |
|
70mm Panoramico
Albernini |
|
Widescope |
07.11.1926 |
Cameo, NYC, USA |
57mm. Developed
over several years by George W. Bingham and Mr. John Elms. Same
source claim camera was 5/70mm . Image was split for 2x35mm side
by side projection. |
|
You're In The Army
Now (Paramount) (S) |
18.07.1929 |
Rivoli,
NYC, USA |
56mm Magnafilm. Two
reel short. Trade showing only. Project abandoned. |
|
Thomas Color
Process |
1942 |
|
65mm. Believed to
have used Fearless Superfilm cameras later redesigned to Todd-AO
|
|
Further
in 70mm reading:
Grandeur
Internet link:
(S) = Short film
Assistant contributors on some large format lists includes
Michael Coate, David Coles, Jeffrey L. Johnson, Scott Marshall, Tak Miagishima,
Rick Mitchell, Dan Scherlock, Richard Vetter and Ingolf Vonau.
Based on material found in many sources, including trade papers, Variety,
Wide Screen Movies (Robert E. Carr & R. Michael Hayes) and Four Aspects of The Film (James L Limbacher) |
